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November 7, 2025

Business notes

Computer to be raffled off during 1-year anniversary

Dispatch Log

Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office

Superintendent announces retirement

Scotts Valley Unified School District Superintendent Susan Silver will retire in June from the position she has held for more than five years.

Habitat gets another boost in Scotts Valley

In 22 years in Santa Cruz County, Habitat for Humanity has created 34 homes specifically for low-income families. The Scotts Valley City Council cleared the way this month for Nos. 35, 36 and 37.

County deems blighted Felton home unlivable

A rundown Felton house under scrutiny from neighbors and law enforcement was declared uninhabitable this week, and its remaining residents were ordered to move out within 36 hours.

Community Day planning under way

Scotts Valley Community Day leaders Gina Johnson and Lori Gentile are looking for volunteers to help with 2011 Community Day in Scotts Valley, slated for Sept. 10.

Cabrillo eyes move to new Scotts Valley library

Cabrillo College and the City of Scotts Valley are near a deal that would move Cabrillo’s Scotts Valley campus from Whispering Pines Drive to a new home connected to the new Scotts Valley Library.

Lompico water project nears a head

A five-year argument about repairs to a water main on Lake Boulevard in Lompico seems to be approaching a contentious conclusion.

News briefs

Big Basin general plan in the works

Area clerks busted for selling alcohol to minors

Five Scotts Valley retail clerks were cited for selling alcohol to minors Friday, Feb. 25, after underage decoys working with the Scotts Valley Police Department ran a sting operation at 10 local shops.

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News Briefs | Published Nov. 7, 2025

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